yes, very awkward when david cleverley _ minister resigns?id cleverley was speaking l minister resigns? yes, very awkward | when david cleverley was speaking in parliament and he was asked several times at the immigration minister were still in post and towards the end he had to admit he had in fact resigned. before we went live, i saw rishi sunak has written a damning letter to robertjenrick saying you have misunderstood the whole situation because a key part of this is the rwandans will not agree, i know suella braverman and robert jenrick and any superbright mp are very keen on posturing about this. super right. they claim they can break any single international law they have signed up to including the effects on the good friday agreement etc but rishi sunak has pointed out that the rwandans were the ones who said you cannot break international law in this process so it had to be very carefully drafted to ensure that the human rights act might be slightly affected, they can bypass aspects of that and the uk parliament can ignore certain ed

the home office is now headed by former foreign minister james cleverley. davides, promising to continue to support his allies. when cameron was prime minister. in britain, he took an anti-russian position, since the fourteenth year, since the events in crimea, he was in the forefront of those who demanded more and more new sanctions against russia, in last year he was banned from entering our country. timur seraziev, grigory emelyanov, dmitry volkov and alexander gornostaev, channel one london. to clean up a metropolis that has been dirty for years in a couple of days, this task is now being solved in san francisco. the occasion was the summit of the atc, asia-pacific economic cooperation. look how it was... and what happened? the scale of the problem is clear, like efforts, which , however, do not make everyone happy, a city of contrasts, our favorite comedies in their reality, georgiy alisashvili was impressed. it’s easy to understand what one of the most beautiful cities in america is like today; this is what the outskirts of san francisco look like, this is

reshuffled his team in the cabinet, appointed the former prime minister, david cameron, to thejob of foreign secretary, moving james cleverleys after he sacked the current home secretary, suella braverman, after days of speculation about her future. as we said we are expecting the prime minister to speak. let's take you live where rishi sunak will address the lord mayors banquet. these are deeply challenging times for our world. implications for our security, our economy and our very social fabric. security, our economy and our very socialfabric. id. us to do everything we can to shape these events. and so we have delivered one of the most significant years for british foreign policy in recent times. that is due in no small part to james cleverley, and i know that he will bring the same vigour to the equally vitaljob of home secretary. and i am pleased to have appointed a new foreign secretary, who will build on everything that we have achieved in the last year. that year in which we have gone further than ever to support ukraine is the first g7 country to send tanks, the first to send long range weapons, and the first to st

david cameron. former head of the british foreign ministry james cleverley has moved to the post of home secretary.general, the era of the circus is ending. the old english lady concentrates and puts the old one in line guard. you have to understand that now she will shit much more zealously and professionally. but first, it would not hurt for great britain to solve problems in its own economy. against the backdrop of soaring prices, rental housing has generally become more expensive. life, approximately 56,000 students in the uk are forced to engage in prostitution in order to be able to study at university, given that in the uk there are ... 2 million students receiving higher education, if we assume that exactly half are girls, then every twentieth british student sells her body behind money, while students admit that they are sick just thinking about what they are doing, it is expected that this winter housing and communal services bills in the uk will rise again, according to young british women, they have no choice. i worked the whole first year and earned somewhere around £25,000. we changed

reshuffles in the british government, former prime minister david cameron headed the country's foreign ministry. and those who occupied james cleverleyve the briefcase from suelle braverman, who seems to be going nowhere. according to the british press, the politician lost her position last week. after an article in the times in which he expressed an overly pro-israel position. she criticized the pro-palestine protests, comparing them to the situation in northern ireland during the catholic-protestant conflict. it later turned out that the publication authored by braverman was not approved by the prime minister’s office. the best municipal practices, supported by the state, should be implemented everywhere, and it is important for regional leadership to apply new ideas to create comfortable living conditions. mikhail said at a meeting with deputy prime ministers after marat khusnulin’s report on the results of the all-russian competition for the best municipal practice of issuing their own categories to our categories , the head of state noted that local self-government, the level of public authority closest to the people, plays a hu

the uk government, former prime minister david cameron headed the country's foreign ministry, and those who occupied this chair last september, james cleverleyoffice, and the press portfolio last week the politician lost his post after an article in the times in which he expressed an excessively pro-israel position. she criticized the pro-palestine protests, comparing them to the situation in northern ireland during the bloody catholic-protestant conflict. and later it turned out that the publication authored by roverman was not approved by the prime minister’s office. the future of the american economy is increasingly worrying international rating agencies. another one has worsened expectations for the states. my colleague anna lazareva will tell you what this step entails. the moody's agency has changed its rating forecast for the united states. from stable to negative, the press release notes that the decision is associated with growing risks of deterioration in the country’s financial stability and an increase in the already high debt burden. literally over the last few months there, the us government stock has grown there by almost, thi

main british diplomat became vacant after james cleverley moved to the job of the minister of internal affairs, and commenting on his new appointment, davidon admitted that he had previously had disagreements with rishisuk, however , he assured, these disagreements will not become an obstacle to the performance of duties in the new position. and then we listen to the direct speech of the new foreign minister of great britain , david cameron. blame ukraine and the crisis in the middle east. rarely in our country's past has it been so important to cooperate with allies and strengthen our partnership . although i was outside the front line politics for the past seven years, i hope that my experience as a leader. conservatives for 11 years and prime minister for six years, will help me to help the prime minister tackle these vital issues. and we really hope that this will solve what is happening in ukraine now, i.e. punish those guilty of this cruel, not aggressive war. well, in conclusion, aliens may exist, but it needs to be proven. it is wrong to believe that there can be no life in the universe, he said in an interview with the publicatio

already talked about it, appointed james cleverley, who was previously the foreign secretary, in her place the foreign minister did not remain empty for long, david cameron became the new foreign secretary, and moreover, in order for cameron to become a minister, he had to become a lord because he had left parliament. then he is neither in the house of lords nor in the house of commons, but david cameron, despite the fact that this is an unexpected appointment, but he is experienced in flying from it now, it is a very interesting question, because david cameron...' really is not was not a politician, he was not elected, he does not sit on may not have the right to sit with the government on the front benches answering questions from the opposition about the direction of his foreign policy or his government's foreign policy, in order to be able to be a minister at all, he has been urgently appointed to the house of lords, but the lords have no right come and take participation in the work of the chamber, let's not talk about ukraine, that's how he followed...' he criticized russia, he consistently criticized the annexation of crimea, he consistent

well, it’s quite difficult to evaluate david cameron’s visit to kiev, why. because his predecessor as foreign secretary james cleverleying to utter some words in ukraine, it is quite possible that cameron ended up on this trip, what is called getting into the old ways, so to say, warm slippers left for his predecessors, so he ended up in kiev, by the way, one of the possible versions of such a sudden trip, on the other hand, during, if you follow the words that cameron said during his visit to kiev, then no specifics, actually speaking, apart from the promise to support ukraine as long as needed , it was not said what exactly this assistance consisted of, cameron did not say, i want to emphasize that now in the uk they are preparing for a new budget, in this budget money must also be pledged. if they are needed for military assistance to kiev, so far no parameters of this budget have been announced, and accordingly there is no, no information about what volumes of military assistance london will be ready to provide to kiev, you were absolutely right in saying that they are now in some hesitation britain's european par

i hope i'm not being unfair to james cleverley who was previously in postal because he's been a prime minister, davidnational security adviser and worked very closely in the first two or— and worked very closely in the first two or three years. he came into this sort— two or three years. he came into this sort of— two or three years. he came into this sort of visit to washington several— this sort of visit to washington several times as prime minister with barack— several times as prime minister with barack obama. he is an experienced figure _ barack obama. he is an experienced figure he _ barack obama. he is an experienced figure he is— barack obama. he is an experienced figure. he is called. he is decisive _ figure. he is called. he is decisive. we can all feel that he may have — decisive. we can all feel that he may have made one very bad judgment in this— may have made one very bad judgment in this time _ may have made one very bad judgment in this time and that is calling the brexit— in this time and that is calling the brexit referendum, but he is a very effective. _ brexit referendum, but he i